A not so romantic dress
It's a coincidence that I post the process of my first dress, which I made today. I logged on to post it and there was your post of your first dress Saskia! Crazy.
So, I made this dress without having any idea what I was doing. It was fun. Would love suggestions on how to make it more wearable. I especially need advice on how to handle the very bottom of it.
So, I made this dress without having any idea what I was doing. It was fun. Would love suggestions on how to make it more wearable. I especially need advice on how to handle the very bottom of it.
posted by godzillabun at
3:23 PM
8 Comments:
looks great! just out of ur head, im impressed! my first dress took me months...
i especially like the straps u made. the bottom part i like a-symmetrical. maybe just leave it like this? im in a hurry so ill look at it this afternoon again.bye!
Took my first look at your site today! Jenny, you impress me the way you sow on the floor...!!!! Must be your asian genes, I would kill myself in that position :)
My blog is in dutch, but I'll write an englis one about you guys having adventures in fashionland.
margreet, saskimo's mom
Thank Saskia and Margreet. I'm not Jenny though, I'm Melissa, no asian genes but it did kill me to be in that position after a while. I'm just stubborn, so I stuck with it :)
hey can you explain to me what's going on with the dress? i couldn't really tell from the picture (i have bad spatial reasoning skills..) where is the neck and arms?
You mean in the last photo Jenny? If you look at the straps as sideways figure eight, your arms go through the spaces at each end of the 8 and the crux goes behind the head. Does that make sense? Remember that it's stretchy material and picture it stretched out more.
hmm think you could take a picture with you wearing it?
I did! You only looked at the first page in the photo viewer thingy. You have to keep going on to the second page. Just see them all here if it's not working for you for some reason.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/monsterteeth/sets/72157605503332664/
i get it! it looks really nice--i don't know if you planned it (if so, genius) but the swirls in the cloth seem to fit where the dress needs to go. i like it with the unfinished bottom actually.
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